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After the collision

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Whilst in Bali we had a physical representation of what was busy happening in our team. An earthquake followed by a possible tsunami.    The earthquake in Bali was long overdue. It has been building up and getting closer and closer to collision.When it finally did, it was very sudden, unexpected to be as bad as it was. Just a few moments after the earthquake the tsunami warning hit. Everyone was told to try and prepare themselves - possible evacuation.    Throughout this year i have come to love my team more than i had realized. In Bali, we had an earthquake. Things in team...
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A BIG LESSON...

Dear Family and Friends

I wish you were all here with me during the first month of Global Challenge X – just to hear the amazing testimonies of each individual team member first hand and experience how God is working actively every day.  After a great week in Jeffreys Bay with the leadership family - hiking the straining but beautiful Harkerville - we had a wonderful preparation week at Alabanza, Pretoria with the entire team. 

Here God already poured out His mercies and we experienced His presence, His calling, His guidance and his good and perfect and pleasing will for those who follow Him.  He pointed out principles to live by for us as a team, invited us to “service our vessels” and “fill up”, comforted parents, brought a father to Christ, appointed the five different teams and confirmed that each one of us were exactly where He wanted us to be.

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Egypt,but above all else Jesus!

When I think of Egypt, I think my perception wasn't very realistic. This was my first experience with a society , flooded with the influence of Islam. Around every corner, there seem to be a mosk, and the Koran is easy to get by.The Egyptian pound has mosks printed on them and every morning you are woken up by the sound of someone praying to Islam. In my Wildest imagination I would never have thought that, there would be a world like this! Despite all the religious acts,there lies a nation behind it all. A people group God wants to...
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JAPAN!!!!

CHING CHONG CHA
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My Red Hill

I’m walking, crawling rather
      Broken on my knees
             In the valley of the
      shadow of death,
      Nothing is left, nothing keeps
me going.
                  I’m ready
                                   TO DIE.

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Mosques around every corner…

As we swerve threw the mountains on a Local bus, with my hands on the handles, excitement and frustration in my head passing the mosques on our way to our next destination! mosques.jpg
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Challenge accepted

Challenge accepted
I know that God is going to challenge me during this year and I know that I am going to experience a lot of things. India was our first country and there we worked hard and afterwards we would have childrens' ministry. I was not challenged by the heat at all, in fact we had great weather. I was challenge physically because of the long working hours. I got to know God as the One who listens to me... He hears my prayers! Nepal was a time of rest. God spoiled me in many ways and I got to experience...
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The last and final update?

The last and final update?
The long overdue update and thank you Since it is a bit difficult to describe 2 years in a few word, and since I disappeared of the map for a while I will start with very short highlights. After the last country updates and some more. Thanks: Thank for all the people who followed and supported me over the last 2 years Future: The first 6 months of 2015 will be in Jeffreys Bay where I will be a full time volunteer at GCEX Numbers: 2 Years, 5 continents, 33 Countries, 20 Flights (excluding SA), countless hours on buses including...
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A Brew from Peru!

A Brew from Peru!
To Give you a small taste of Peru I would like to make you a a special brew. All the ingredients are essential and bring a unique flavor, complementing the others to give you a pleasurable gastronomic experience. This fine brew is best enjoyed on the rocks... of Machu Piccu First up you will need to travel to Peru. For me it was a hop on to a 58 hour bus in Colombia, skip over the equator in Ecuador and jump right into Peru.  You will need a pressure cooker. This makes all the ingredients give their full flavor in...
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No work like the Work of His Hands...Morocco!!

No work like the Work of His Hands...Morocco!!
The greatest treasure of our time in Morocco was prayer. In a country where we are not allowed to do much with regards to our faith we had to acknowledge that God can do so much more through our prayers. 2 Chronicles 7v14 became our daily bread as we interceded for this nation. We saw and heard of the barrenness of the land, the oppression suffered by outcasts and the darkness imprisoning those who are lost and the most appropriate response was to fall to our knees. We acknowledged that He alone is mighty to save. We prayed the Word...
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